UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has published an analysis of a Linux malware named “Pigmy Goat” created to backdoor Sophos XG firewall devices as part of recently disclosed attacks by Chinese threat actors.
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Custom “Pygmy Goat” malware used in Sophos Firewall hack on govt network – BleepingComputer
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